Real Estate · Follow-up, deadlines & reminders
Purchase agreement → transaction timeline
A signed purchase agreement arrives. Its dates are extracted, a term changed by the counter-offer goes to the coordinator, and one transaction timeline is built with reminders.
- 1Contract received
- 2Dates extracted
- Coordinator confirms
- 4Timeline built
1. This agreement is accepted on October 2.
3. Inspection contingency: ten (10) days after acceptance.
3b. Appraisal contingency: seventeen (17) days after acceptance.
4. Buyer’s obligation is contingent on loan approval within twenty-one (21) days of acceptance.
Counter-offer #1: Loan contingency reduced to seventeen (17) days.
5. Close of escrow on or before November 3.
Ready
A signed purchase agreement arrives. Its dates are extracted, a term changed by the counter-offer goes to the coordinator, and one transaction timeline is built with reminders.
Press Run the workflow to follow the document through each step. It will stop when a person needs to decide.
What this demonstrates
- Dates calculated from contract language, each linked to its clause.
- A counter-offer that changes a term, caught instead of copied.
- One timeline and a set of reminders from a single confirmation.
Where a person stays in control
The coordinator decides which terms apply. Anything that reaches a client is reviewed first.
In a real workflow
In practice, a workflow like this starts when an executed contract is saved to a transaction folder, and writes to the calendars and transaction tools your team already uses.
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